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#1 MOTORSPORT RESORT

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Posted 19 October 2001 - 14:05

I have talked about this track before, and have found a very interesting site for anyone interested, The photo's are recent, and if you click on them, the view will be larger. The "text" to say the least is very interesting...:stoned:

http://www.telefonic...francesc01.html

and for anyone who know's nothing of the track, check out:

http://www.silhouet....cks/sitges.html

Does anyone out there have the entry list for the first major races, 1923 > 1924?

I also welcome any other information (photo's etc.) on this facility.

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Peter

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#2 BertlF

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Posted 19 October 2001 - 14:15

Can anyone tell me why the track was called "Sitges-Terramar"? "Terramar" might stand for the location but what is "Sitges" standing for? I know remotely a spanish family from the north of Spain called "Sitges". Could there be a connection?

Bert

#3 Darren Galpin

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Posted 19 October 2001 - 14:41

Sitges is in fact the name of the town where the track is located.

#4 MOTORSPORT RESORT

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Posted 19 October 2001 - 14:51

Actually, the "Sitges" town is on one side of the track, and the other side, is "Terramar". Sitges was known as the White Roman Suburb, a old fishing village situated south of Barcelona. The track is about 2 km from the beach. The sea and beach can be seen from the track as well.
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#5 BertlF

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Posted 19 October 2001 - 18:17

OK, so obviously no connection to the family bearing the same name here... I just thought it strange because it's not such a common name in Spain AFAIK.

Bert